Tunisian Earns Second University Degree in Prison
Africa-Press - Cape verde. A Tunisian inmate successfully earned his second university degree while in prison on Wednesday, obtaining a bachelor's degree...
Hot Rocks Deep Inside Earth may Slowly Split Africa
Africa-Press - Cape verde. A recent scientific study has revealed that a massive flow of hot rocks deep within the Earth may...
Human Stories Behind Ghana’S Carved Coffins
Africa-Press - Cape verde. In the suburb of Adjei Koto, south of Accra, the body of young musician Frederick Tiko Ofuri was...
“Dad, get me Out”: Boy Trapped in 80M well
Africa-Press - Cape verde. Words of despair were uttered by the child Ayoub from inside a dry artesian well after he fell...
El Niño Intensifies, Raising Climate Risks in Africa
Africa-Press - Cape verde. The Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, Celeste Saulo, stated that the El Niño phenomenon has reached a...
Ebola Changes Burial Rites in DR Congo’S Bunia
By Azeddine Dargham
Africa-Press - Cape verde. In the city of Bunya, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, carpenter Djo Limayo no longer...
Tunisian Family Preserves Nabeul Pottery for 170 Years
Africa-Press - Cape verde. In the pottery workshop of the Aliya family in Nabeul, northeastern Tunisia, artisan Habib Ben Othman transforms a...
Fawaz Jleid: Volunteer Muralist Beautifying Algeria
By Kamel Bouhda
Africa-Press - Cape verde. The Algerian artist Fawaz Jalid has chosen to transform visual art into a humanitarian and national...
Africa still Faces Flows of Foreign Waste
Africa-Press - Cape verde. Ivory Coast commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the "Probo Koala" disaster, when a ship chartered by a local...
What Nasa’S Red Maps Reveal about Africa
Africa-Press - Cape verde. On the map from a local source monitoring ongoing fires worldwide, a large red spot covers central and...